A message from the series "The Apprentice." (1 Timothy 6:6-18)
We live in a world that constantly encourages us to want more. More money, more possessions, more security. But does having more actually give us what we're looking for?
In 1 Timothy 6, Paul challenges us to consider not simply how much money we have, but the place it holds in our hearts and the influence it has over our decisions.
As we conclude our series in 1 Timothy, Iain explores Paul's warning about the love of money and his invitation to reconsider what it means to have enough.
What might change if we allowed our pursuit of God to shape how we view and use money, rather than the other way around?
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(1 Timothy 4:7–16)
When we train for something, whether it's a sporting event, a career or a new skill, we usually have a goal in mind and a plan to help us get there. But what does it look like to train for godliness?
In his first letter to Timothy, Paul challenges him to be intentional about growing in godliness. It's a challenge that raises some important questions for us as followers of Jesus. Are we actually training ourselves to be godly? How would we know? And what might that training look like in everyday life?
Join us as Megan explores Paul's encouragement to Timothy and challenges us to consider how intentionally we are following Jesus.
This series equips the church in the practices of following Jesus with intentionality. Topics such as speech, worship, leadership in the home, visibility in witness, Christian maturity, and generosity help believers grow in character and competency. The tone is practical and encouraging - a gentle training ground for everyday discipleship, but also a platform to talk about the importance of applying truth in context.